Article: EFF's parliament arrival

[doubletrouble]

Yah, i rest my case.

Dude/dudette, I have nothing to prove to you. All I said was there is nothing wrong with the degree. It hasn't limited my job opportunities in any sense. I know of people who has studied more "prestigious" degrees than myself, who is struggling for work or who are working for peanuts.

 

[semaphore]

Dude/dudette, I have nothing to prove to you. All I said was there is nothing wrong with the degree. It hasn't limited my job opportunities in any sense. I know of people who has studied more "prestigious" degrees than myself, who is struggling for work or who are working for peanuts.

The degree is fine if you want to get in to politics, as that would seem like the education behind most South African politicians.

 

[Bar0n]

I'm sure floyd went the hard route

Well, regardless of your perceptions, it's a valid degree. As a politician, he probably studied political science, which I presume is offered as a B.A. degree?

 

[doubletrouble]

Well, regardless of your perceptions, it's a valid degree. As a politician, he probably studied political science, which I presume is offered as a B.A. degree?

Or perhaps even public administration

 

[Seriously]

Must be nice to be so closed minded. Never have to challenge yourself or question your own views.
How's the view down there where your heads buried under the sand?

No need to apologise to me, btw, I didn't write it, I'm just hoping it actually answers some questions, for better or worse

Not closed minded at all but I saw enough of your and others like redeemed posts to know what garbage not to read.

EditL: If someone like Ghoti recommended to read it I would have.

 

[semaphore]

Well, regardless of your perceptions, it's a valid degree. As a politician, he probably studied political science, which I presume is offered as a B.A. degree?

Well, if thats the case he does not carry himself as an educated person. Quite the opposite.

 

[daveza]

Well, regardless of your perceptions, it's a valid degree. As a politician, he probably studied political science, which I presume is offered as a B.A. degree?

Is there a single eff mp who has a degree in economics ?

 

[semaphore]

Is there a single eff mp who has a degree in economics ?

Even if they did, it was most likely one short course for a month, now they think they are masters in the field. :erm:

 

[Bar0n]

Well, if thats the case he does not carry himself as an educated person. Quite the opposite.

That can be said of the majority of students on campus, regardless of faculty. Still does not give you the right to **** on everyone who has a B.A. degree.

 

[semaphore]

That can be said of the majority of students on campus, regardless of faculty. Still does not give you the right to **** on everyone who has a B.A. degree.

Last time i checked i was entitled to freedom of expression. Or has EFF nationalized that.

 

[Bar0n]

Last time i checked i was entitled to freedom of expression. Or has EFF nationalized that.

Freedom of expression means the government will not prosecute you for your opinion. It does not mean you are protected to spew all kinds of shyte.

 

[semaphore]

Freedom of expression means the government will not prosecute you for your opinion. It does not mean you are protected to spew all kinds of shyte.

Well use the ignore button if you don't wish to see what i say. I am not going to stop for you or anyone.

 

[Bar0n]

Well use the ignore button if you don't wish to see what i say. I am not going to stop for you or anyone.

Nah, I enjoy people demonstrating their general lack of intelligence and sweeping generalisations. Remember to dust that D.Sc. on your wall tonight.

 

[Paul Hjul]

Thanks. What about the ministers, do they get replaced too? I know that 2 can come from outside of the NA, but what about the rest of them?

cabinet is technically dissolved as soon as the President is elected and the President announces a new cabinet, again the hold over provision means that even if dissolved necessary powers can be exercised.

 

[semaphore]

Nah, I enjoy people demonstrating their general lack of intelligence and sweeping generalisations. Remember to dust that D.Sc. on your wall tonight.

Thanks for reminding me.

 

[semaphore]

cabinet is technically dissolved as soon as the President is elected and the President announces a new cabinet, again the hold over provision means that even if dissolved necessary powers can be exercised.

Do you think the land reform is going to gain any momentum this term?

 

[Paul Hjul]

I think the issue is going to become a big cluster**** in Parliament

There are strong concerted efforts by sections of the ANC to circumvent the notion of proprietary legal rights on many fronts (requiring business licenses, credit relations reforms, IP in healthcare, non-expropriation deprivation of mineral rights) without going in for the nationalization route in order to keep the nationalist and Blade-communist (bit of an oxymoron) in toe. The EFF and the land nationalization question could strongly unravel this.

 

[semaphore]

I think the issue is going to become a big cluster**** in Parliament

There are strong concerted efforts by sections of the ANC to circumvent the notion of proprietary legal rights on many fronts (requiring business licenses, credit relations reforms, IP in healthcare, non-expropriation deprivation of mineral rights) without going in for the nationalization route in order to keep the nationalist and Blade-communist (bit of an oxymoron) in toe. The EFF and the land nationalization question could strongly unravel this.

Well we have already felt and seen the effects of the credit amnesty. But those indebted individuals are still borrowing till their ears bleed.

 

[Lightscribe]

Floyd Shivambu

Floyd Shivambu is also a Director of Mirograph PTY Ltd (www.mirograph.co.za), a company that owns and publishes a youth lifestyle empowerment Magazine called LOOCHA (www.loocha.co.za). He is a fervent Community Activist, always involved in genuine community struggles of disadvantaged communities and the working class. His political outlook is Left and Marxist/Leninist.

He is also a blogger from 2005, publishing interactive and mind boggling perspectives and documents on floydn.blogspot.com, which is South Africa's most successful blog by a Political Activist.

Floyd Shivambu is also enrolled at the University of the Witwatersrand for postgraduate studies from 2013 onward.

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Anyone interested in reading this
http://www.loot.co.za/product/floyd-shivambu-the-coming-revolution/gchb-2858-g250

Might answer some questions...

What does the Economic Freedom Front stand for? How do they propose to nationalise mines, banks and land? Is Julius Malema, founder of the EFF, equipped to legislate or to lead?
These tough questions are asked in The Coming Revolution.

Malema is tackled on his tax woes and on the tenderpreneur label by Janet Smith, executive editor of The Star. Smith asks Malema to explain, contextualise and motivate his political agenda and the genesis of the new party.

Hard-hitting and informative, The Coming Revolution disrupts the dominant South African political narrative.

The pithy book does not disrupt anything. Things are moving at exactly the speed set by the anc and the NDR. Malema is simply the anc puppet that is making the 2nd stage of the NDR apparent for those that are not aware of the NDR yet.

http://mybroadband.co.za/vb/showthread.php/200087-House-of-cards?p=10586993&viewfull=1#post10586993

http://mybroadband.co.za/vb/showthread.php/200087-House-of-cards?p=10784433&viewfull=1#post10784433

 

[Sherbang]

Not closed minded at all but I saw enough of your and others like redeemed posts to know what garbage not to read.

EditL: If someone like Ghoti recommended to read it I would have.

um... yeah, except I never recommended it or said it was any good or anything like that.
I just asked if anyone was interested in reading it and stated that it might answer some questions...